KX9000 is a French electronic music producer. With ‘Dream Log’, he delivers a sonic journey that blends electro-funk, space disco, Chicago house, and broken-beat. This project explores new musical paths while highlighting the richness of his influences and artistic collaborations.
“Dream Log is a journey through different atmospheres, a reflection on how music can capture emotions and specific moments. Each track on this EP tells a story, with collaborations that enriched this project and made it even more alive. I really wanted to translate into music all the artistic excitement I felt when meeting all the artists I had the chance to work with on each track.” KX9000.
The journey begins with “Tonight’s Ride”, an invitation to a nocturnal adventure tinged with disco and dub. On this powerful and captivating track, KX9000 invited American singer Nic Hanson, based in Paris, to add his unique voice. “We met through Tour-Maubourg, who had recorded some tracks with Nic. Listening to his voice, it was clear: I absolutely wanted to work with him on this track. He came to the studio a few weeks later, and the chemistry was immediate,” says KX9000. This first track of the EP, both energetic and sensual, opens the door to KX9000’s universe.
KX9000 embodies the richness of the French electronic scene, drawing inspiration from a multitude of genres such as electro-funk, space disco, Chicago house, broken-beat, and city pop. Praised by Mixmag as “one of the most remarkable producers of his generation” KX9000 skillfully weaves together all the elements that matter to him, creating music that is as complex as it is satisfying. For years, he has defended this music in the best clubs, from the Rex Club to the IBOAT, Sisyphos, Goya, and festivals such as Marvellous Island, Madame Loyal, or Insula. After several EPs across Europe (Pont Neuf, OATH, Disco Express, Apparel Wax, theBasement), he is back in 2025 with Dream Log, his most accomplished project to date, featuring numerous talented artists.
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Press release courtesy of Only Good Stuff
